A2: I' smoked for about three years, and I found quiting to be quite easy after the first week, just know its all in your head until about six months into quiting. Since weed stays in your system for so long you have not physical side affects until around six months because its constantly being released into your system. But if you've made it that far its not that big of a deal, just tell your self every morning your not going to smoke its decison you have to make every day. If you have a strong will power changing your friend and scene isn't completelty necessary my friends smoke in front of me on a regular bases and I've learned to live with. I prefer to live life sober and I've gone through life high and its nothing new or exciting any more, but if life isn't satisfying enough for you after quiting for a few months maybe you should start smoking some weed I mean if you made you happy for the 15 years why quit now?
you just stop buying weed that's all its not hard, the reason you keep smoking is that you are bored and their is nothing to fill that void
Dont just stop. PLease dont.
It is more harmful to just stop than to actually keep smoking it. As a reult you could end up with life threatening stomch or chest ulcers, which would mean you being on medication for the rest of your life to stop any ulcers from bursting, causing internal bleeding, and in severe cases death.
Ween yourself off of the drugs, and graduslly stop, and it will clear your system of any drugs left.
The above is unmitigated untruth. Ceasing one's use of marijuana does not cause any untoward effects, unlike some other drugs that may be dangerous or even deadly to quit cold-turkey. There are no stomach or chest ulcers that develop after stopping marijuana. You are free to stop anytime you want. If you need help, discuss your problem with your family, you physician, or some other person you trust and get the help you need.
It's as simple as just stop. There are no addictive properties in marijuana. Sure, you might miss the feeling happy, hungry, giggly and healthy, but there's no physical addiction keeping you from stopping cold turkey.
Quitting smoking is not an easy procedure, however, there are methods or strategies that could obtain good results.
I share a link to a video where some good strategies to quit smoking are shown.
It is really worth spending a few minutes of your time watching the video:
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Marijuana's psychoactive properties was discovered 5000 years ago. No one knows who had the idea of smoking it.
marijuana has caused a grand total of 0 deaths in far over 2,000 years.
During War. It helped them communicate with nature, and they lost the war because they were always stoned lol
I've been doing it for years (on a 20mg dose) and have never had a problem. If you are super concerned, I would suggest asking your doctor, but I would say that you are probably fine.
Marijuana use, even long term chronic use does not cause many adverse effects and even those that it does cause go away with time. Memory might be slightly affected by smoking 10 years but it will come back in a few weeks.
No. Heavy smokers may experience a loss of appetite upon discontinuation of smoking, lasting up to a week, but nausea is not a side-effect of smoking.
7 years old has he said it in his song gin and juice
If you been smoking for 10 years but you stop for about 30 days it will clear out. it doesnt matter how long you've done just how long you have until your drug test to clear out the marijuana
You might get caught. You may forget things because you are focused on other things. Other than that there is no proof of anyone ever dying from marijuana smoking alone in the 5000 years of its use. The cleanest way to use marijuana is in vaporizers.
i have 3 stents in heart arteries i have been smoking Marijuana for 3 years now and the only problem i have had is anxiety from smoking to much of a high THC content strain. I have also notice some strains will make me have a fast heart beat which is nothing to worry about because Marijuana does that. what i do is i right down the strain that sets me over the edge and dont touch it again.
I'm not a doctor, but I have been smoking habitually for about 3 years now. I'm a 21 year old female and have just started looking into hormonal changes related to marijuana use. I have read mixed reviews, but many articles state that it does increase testosterone lvls in women and suppress testosterone in men. Honestly, I can believe it. My menstrual cycle use to be very regular, and has become more and more irregular during the past 2 years. My room mate who has also began to smoke habitually is also having problems with irregularity. New studies that contradict each other come out all the time. A doctor will tell you not to smoke, but often never really gives me the anwers I am looking for. What I can tell you...is that I have noticed a difference. And that's enough evidence to get me to quit.
Any smoking will discolor teeth. There is more tar in marijuana smoke than tobacco smoke and tar will discolor your teeth, but, you could smoke marijuana once a week for 30 years, and you probably wouldn't really have any problems, the same cannot be said of smoking cigarettes. <anonv>